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|                   READ_ME FOR Amiga Client Software                  |
|                     Last updated November 6, 1992                    |
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     This file contains information that did not make it into the ACS
manual set.

     1)     Installing ACS on NetWare V3.11
     2)     Setting LAN-ROVER card ethernet addresses
     3)     Differences between printing on Amiga and IBM PC
     4)     ACS Utility differences
     5)     Modifications to Login

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INSTALLING ON NETWARE V3.11
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     There is an additional step required in order for ACS to work with
Novell  Netware  V3.11.   It  is  required that all volumes on any file
server  to  be  accessed  have the MacIntosh name space added.  This is
accomplished by typing at the fileserver console:

     :[1mADD NAME SPACE MACINTOSH TO VOLUME [[3mVNAME[0m[1m][0m

     Where  [3mVNAME[0m  is  the name of the volume to add the name space to.
Each  volume  on  the  file server must have this step performed on it.
For  instance,  if you had a file server with three volumes, named SYS,
WORK, and PLAY you would have to type:

     :ADD NAME SPACE MACINTOSH TO VOLUME SYS
     :ADD NAME SPACE MACINTOSH TO VOLUME WORK
     :ADD NAME SPACE MACINTOSH TO VOLUME PLAY

     After  the  name space has been added it will be added permanently
and will not have to be added again.  The only other thing that must be
added  is  a  line  in  the  [1mSTARTUP.NCF[0m file.  This is accomplished by
entering  the  [4mINSTALL[0m  console  utility  and  going to SYSTEM OPTIONS,
selecting edit [1mSTARTUP.NCF[0m and adding the following:

     [1mLOAD MAC[0m

     After  these  changes  have  been made to the [1mSTARTUP.NCF[0m file you
must  save  the  changes  by hitting ESC then RETURN.  Once these steps
have  been  performed  you will be able to start up your Amigas and log
into a file server.




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SETTING ADDRESSES ON LAN-ROVER ETHERNET CARDS
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     The LAN-ROVER Ethernet card from ASDG does not have unique address
ROM's  on  the card.  As a result the ethernet address is not stored on
the  card.   The  only  way  to set the address is to modify the device
drivers  tooltype  ADDRESS  to  reflect  the  address intended for that
ethernet node.

     To  modify  the  tooltype  under  AmigaDOS 2.0, open the [1mEXPANSION[0m
drawer  through Workbench.  Look for the icon [1mASDGEnet[0m and select it by
clicking  on  the  icon.  Once selected pull down the [1mICONS[0m menu to the
[1mINFORMATION...[0m   option.  You should then see a list of tooltypes.  The
default address should be FF:FF:FF:FF:FF:F0.  Change this address since
each  workstation  requires  a  unique  address.   After  changing  the
tooltype select [1mSAVE[0m.

     Re-boot your Amiga and everything should work marvelous.


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PRINTING ON THE AMIGA: Differences between PC/AMIGA
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     One  of the major differences in text file format between PC's and
the AMIGA is the fact that PC's break lines with two control characters
instead of just one.  PC's use the sequence CR/LF while Amigas use only
the  LF character.  One manifestation of this problem is either getting
lines  that  are  double spaced when printed on the Amiga or lines that
flow  diagonally  down the page.

     For  Hewlett-Packard Laserjets this can be eliminated by sending a
escape  sequence that converts LF -> CR/LF during printing.  The escape
sequence  is  [1mESC&k3G[0m.   This will convert either CR or LF into a CR+LF
sequence.

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ACS UTILITY DIFFERENCES
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     The following utilities are only available in the Amiga version of
the  Novell  NetWare Client Software.  Please verify their existance in
the documentation.

     AmigaBack
     IsLoggedIn
     NetMessage
     Preferred
     ReadNetPrefs
     ResToData
     SaveNetPrefs
     WriteNetPrefs

     The  following  utilities  work as documented in the IBM-PC Novell
NetWare   documentation,   the  2.15  version.   They  should  work  as
documented in the 2.2 and 3.11 versions also.

     ATotal
     Attach
     BindFix
     BindRest
     CastOn
     CastOff
     Flag
     Grant
     HideFile
     Login
     Logout
     MakeUser
     NCopy
     NPrint
     NVer
     PAudit
     PrintCon
     PrintDef
     PStat
     Purge
     Remove
     Revoke
     Rights
     Salvage
     Security
     Send
     SetPass
     ShowFile
     SList
     SysTime
     TList
     UserList
     WhoAmI

     The  following  utilities  work as documented in the IBM-PC Novell
NetWare documentation, the 2.15 version.  However, they may not work as
documented in the 2.2 and 3.11 versions.

FConsole
Filer
NDir
PConsole
SysCon
VolInfo

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Modifications to Login v1.4b
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     Login has been modified slightly to include a new option from the
CLI. This option is -p which will disable loading the preferences upon
logging in. To enable this option when loading login from the workbench
add the GETPREFS tooltype, setting it equal to FALSE.

	GETPREFS=FALSE [NOTE: Must be entered in UPPER CASE]

